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Mercy Mission When they learned their 2-year-old daughter had a rare liver disease that could be treated only in New York, JOYBELLE and DEORTIME JAMANDRE of the Philippines sold their house, their clothes, even their kitchen utensils.

Lean's film, from a script that Noël Coward adapted from his short play "Still Life," would seem to have reached a point where it could be treated only with parody.

The inclusion criteria were (1) condylar OC of exogenous type; (2) a mass that could be treated only via transzygomatic approach, as assessed using computer-assisted preoperative planning.

These timely interventions might contribute to change in clinical course and improvement of outcome in biliary AP, whereas patients with alcoholic AP could be treated only by supportive care such as NPO, aggressive fluid resuscitation, and close monitoring.

Patients in the Li group could be treated with only one additional psychotropic drug (but not with first-generation antipsychotics, clozapine, or tricyclic antidepressant).

Samuel Gidding of Northwestern University says the children with both high blood pressure and ventricle enlargement could be treated, not only with a weight loss program and healthier diet, but also with drugs that reduce blood pressure.

At least 80percentt or more of cancers could be treated successfully if only they were caught ahead of time".

The ratio of the cost of treatment with fingolimod was 2.1 times the cost of glatiramer acetate, i.e., assuming a fixed budget of €5,000,000.00; approximately 530 patients could be treated with glatiramer acetate and only 255 with fingolimod (Figure 1). Figure 1 Patients treated with fixed budget.

In contrast, of the nonisolated infants, only 47%% could be treated conservatively (Table  2).

The case numbers were difficult to accumulate in a short time because most blunt chest traumas could be treated with non-surgical methods and only about 10% of blunt chest injuries will evolve to retained pleural collections where surgical interventions should be arranged.

If only theatergoers' ears could be treated with the respect that is being lavished on their eyes.